“I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the LORD.” —Psalm 122:1
Providence is a Reformed and Presbyterian church serving the Auburn and Opelika area of eastern Alabama and western Georgia
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Recent Sermons
Lord’s Day Evening Worship Service
August 23
“The Day of the LORD”
Zechariah 14
Rev. J. Logan Shelton
Lord’s Day Morning Worship Service
August 23
“Suffering and Faith”
Hebrews 11:35–38
Rev. J. Logan Shelton
Lord’s Day Evening Worship Service
August 16
“Divine Judgment Against a Hardened Heart”
Deuteronomy 29:18–21
Mr. Alex González
Lord’s Day Morning Worship Service
August 16
“Desiring God”
Psalm 73:25–26
Mr. Alex González
The Lord’s Day
August 30
Morning Worship Service
10 a.m. CDT
Current Series:
Finding Faith in Hebrews 11
Rev. J. Logan Shelton
A meal follows our morning worship service, and all are welcome to join us for food and fellowship! A Sabbath school class sometimes follows lunch at 12:30 p.m. CDT
Evening Worship Service
5 p.m. CDT
Rev. J. Logan Shelton
If you are providentially hindered from joining us in person, you can watch a live stream of our Lord’s Day worship services on our YouTube channel.
Calendar
Midweek Prayer Meeting
Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. CDT
Church Picnic
Saturday, September 26
Ann Pearson Park, Auburn, Alabama
Winter Communion Season
Dec. 10–14
Guest minister: Rev. Ethan Bolyard, pastor of Heritage Orthodox Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, North Carolina
For more information, see Theology of the Communion Season.
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Standing Firm in the Faith
Providence Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) serving Auburn and Opelika, Alabama, and the surrounding area. The church meets at the Barbara H. Patton Southside Center for the Arts at 1103 Glenn Street less than a mile off of I-85 (exit 60) south of downtown Opelika and across the street from the Opelika Public Library. Providence faithfully seeks to preserve the Scriptural integrity and religious truths espoused in Scotland and many other places at the time of the Reformation.


